At the last minute she sprung on her heels, and they fought.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, then let's understand that-- this was sprung on you, then.
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It's done a lot to make sure that this wasn't sprung on anyone without warning.
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On his next goal, Huberdeau was sprung on a breakaway by Barkov's cross-ice pass.
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Sometimes they are sprung on people when they check into hotels or try to board planes.
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"It was scheduled, but it kind of got sprung on me quick," Sandler explained on the show.
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The same line made more waves on its next shift, as Zack Kassian was sprung on a breakaway.
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Sprung on a breakaway by Nugent-Hopkins, Draisaitl nettled his team-high 14th goal with a backhanded shot.
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Lowry and Copp were sprung on a two-man breakaway that finished with Lowry pouncing on a rebound.
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He immediately goes on the offensive, assuring his sisters that this isn't a surprise sprung on him by Chyna.
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Is Jonas Blue a real person or a Danny Howard style apparition sprung on us by a malevolent god?
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But will the major change in plot direction the show sprung on us in this episode be worth it?
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That way, patients may be less likely to believe it is being sprung on them because hope has run out.
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Seconds after Winnipeg's Joona Luoto hit the post, Karlsson was sprung on a breakaway and roofed a glove-side shot.
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Crackas With Attitude, or CWA, first sprung on the hacking scene when they broke into Brennan's AOL email account in October 2015.
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And when he proposed, he had a letter for me – and I had a letter for him, because this wasn't sprung on me.
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Many said that the plan would upend their work schedules and child care arrangements and had been sprung on them with little warning.
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He was sprung on a breakaway thanks to a pass from Marc-Edouard Vlasic, and he snapped home a shot from the slot.
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" "Such significant changes to our state's elections and judicial systems should never be planned in secret and sprung on the public without advance notice.
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That may well be the case, but we're told in no uncertain terms ... nothing was sprung on him -- it was a long time coming.
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Vrana was sprung on a breakaway and although denied on the first opportunity, cashed in the rebound for his ninth goal of the year.
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"This was clearly choking that no one had talked about it and it got sprung on somebody," Herbernick explained during a recent panel, reported The Atlantic.
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The confident jargon of the corporate workplace almost always carries with it a hidden agenda, to be sprung on a beleaguered (if not exactly unsuspecting) workforce.
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However, Tomas Hertl tied the game 1-1 with 2:34 remaining in the opening frame when he was sprung on a two-on-one rush.
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He said the case was sprung on the company late Friday night and noted that Cardinal would not even be watching the game because he is in China.
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We're told all the passengers are women -- including Amanda Anka (Jason Bateman's wife) -- and it's a surprise trip for Jen's 50th birthday which they sprung on her today.
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The interview, which resurfaced online this weekend, sparked outraged, with celebrities like Jessica Chastain expressing disgust that the scene was sprung on the 19-year-old actress without her consent.
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I often hear from people of all genders who've had an unpleasant experience with anal intercourse, anal fingering, and other kinds of play—including toys—sprung on them without warning.
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Before Mr. Davutoglu's arrival, the leaders had grappled with the biggest hurdles threatening a plan that was sprung on them by Ms. Merkel at a summit meeting early this month.
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After being sprung on a breakaway thanks to Radim Simek's long pass, Kellman held off a check while depositing a backhander at the 2:39 mark of the second period.
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If that's the case, trigger warnings may give people the chance to leave and get help if it's needed, rather than have something traumatic sprung on them in an uncontrolled context.
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There is no question that hiring spies to do opposition research in Russia is a campaign expenditure, yet no prosecutorial raids have been sprung on the law firm, Fusion GPS or Steele.
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European Union diplomats and officials in Brussels were flabbergasted by the proposal sprung on them at a summit on Monday, with some irritated at having been kept in the dark during the preparations.
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She probably could've made it clearer that West had attempted to earn her consent, but you can't begrudge her being affected by a word used to degrade women that was sprung on her without notice.
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Tami Fitzgerald, the executive director of the coalition, said that no notice was given to parents about the book and that it was sprung on teachers only days before it was supposed to be used.
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After Ms. Harris spoke about her elementary school experience on Thursday, conspiracy theorists quickly sprung on the story, arguing that Berkeley's schools were never segregated because some black students attended Ms. Harris's predominantly white school before busing began.
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WHY THE LACK OF TRANSPARENCY A measure to significantly raise the airport tax on millions of flyers is being sprung on the American people with zero transparency, and the money that would flow to airports' coffers is not needed.
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Kavanaugh repeatedly said he was willing to do whatever the Senate Judiciary Committee wanted to do (remember, Republican members of the committee do not want an investigation), and complained that the allegations were "sprung" on him at the last minute.
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It did say that pop-ups, interstitials (those screen-hogging ads that are sprung on you between page loads), and otherwise malicious or deceptive ads would be counted against publishers, and that it would consider the ratio of ads to posts.
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In some respects, senators should thank Mr. Trump for encouraging this return to regular order when he vowed in March that he would never again sign a huge, omnibus measure that packaged all the spending bills together and was then sprung on him as a deadline loomed.
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People of Arlington, I beg you, don't sign an agreement to pay millions of dollars a year to billionaires when the inevitable global recession sprung on by climate change and the collapsing tech bubble and another housing crisis because there's always another housing crisis will make you wish you had that money.
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A source told Reuters the airlines expect last month's executive order barring travel from seven Muslim-majority countries may come up and if so, the carriers in attendance would stress the need for better coordination and planning ahead of announcing such an order instead of having it sprung on them, the source said.
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At a summit a week ago, EU leaders gave broad assent to an accord sprung on them by Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and German Chancellor Angela Merkel whereby all migrants reaching Greece would be deported back to Turkey in return for places for Syrian refugees in Europe and for EU financial help for Ankara.
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The chassis was a conventional ladder frame, with solid axles sprung on semi-elliptic front and three- quarter-elliptic rear leaf springs. The brakes were on the transmission and on the rear wheels.
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The mainwheels were sprung on rubber blocks and were fitted with brakes; the nosewheel had an oleo shock absorber. The Prometheus 12 was a variant with a span wing to improve the performance envelope and increase structural strength.
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Its span wing is located behind the cockpit. Some aircraft were delivered with optional enclosed cockpits for all-weather flying. The landing gear repositions clear of the hull for water landings and is sprung on all three wheels. The nose wheel is steerable.
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All models are selectable four-wheel drive. The rear axle is driven as standard and drive to the front axle selected by the driver, through a hydraulically controlled clutch. This clutch is sprung on to give four-wheel drive and hydraulically disengaged to give two-wheel drive.
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This was also the month that the TV show itself ended, with Chegwin and Philbin performing "Spring Has Sprung" on the last edition. During an interview at Live 8 in 2005, Noel Edmonds made mention of the group, saying that they scored a Top 20 hit and performed on Top of the Pops.
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This mill was eleven bays long and six storeys high. The floors were sprung on transverse brick arches supported on cast iron columns. It was driven by a beam engine in an internal engine house to the east of the mill. It was over this engine house that the Manchester and Birmingham Railway built the Stockport Viaduct in 1840, and again when it widened in 1880.
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You Turn My Life Around is the first solo studio album released by Charlie Wilson. It was released on July 21, 1992 from Bon Ami Records, through a production and distribution agreement with the then called MCA Records. The album peaked at #42 on Billboard's R&B; Album chart when it was released in 1992. First single was the New Jack Swing patterned "Sprung On Me".
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It had a tailskid undercarriage with its mainwheels on a single long axle sprung on two V-form struts from the lower fuselage longerons. Folding and deploying the wings was straightforward and rapid, taking less than four minutes. Folding began by pinning on a tailskid extension to keep the lower wings off the ground. This extension could also link the folded C.68 behind a car for towing.
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He accompanied the Turks (Egyptians) in their raid on Gondar, but escaped the ambush of Dejazmach Kinfu had sprung on the raiders. In 1838 Emperor Tewodros avenged the sack of Gondar with an attack on Gallabat; Sheikh Miri, with many of the Takruri, was killed. In about 1870, the Egyptians garrisoned Gallabat. In 1886, the town was attacked by followers of Abdallahi ibn Muhammad (the successor of Muhammad Ahmad) and sacked.
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Little else is known about the tank. With increased tank production overseas Australia was able to get access to US-built tanks, and British Matilda II tanks became available after being replaced in British service by later tanks, such as the Churchill. Visually, the light tank is based on local pattern carrier components, with four wheels per side individually sprung on a Watt's linkage. The upper hull and cylindrical turret are of indigenous design.
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At its open end, towards the gearbox, this tube forked out into two ends which, linked to the chassis, located the rear axle. The gearbox was positioned towards the middle of the chassis, almost underneath the driver, rather than in block with the engine—to which it was connected by a short propshaft. Front and rear solid axles were sprung on longitudinal semi-elliptic leaf springs. Brakes were drums on the rear wheels, with both pedal and hand controls.
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Gaga, their chief, asks if there's anything Hathaway wants them to do. Annoyed at the trick Catfish sprung on him, Virgil initially tells them to disappear, but later admits he would like more customers to come in and buy his Indian curios. Soon townspeople out on the street, pelted with pebbles by unseen assailants, are being driven into the shop. They are understandably perturbed, and some suspect Hathaway of having something to do with the situation.
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Travelling bakso vendor on bike. Bakso is one of the most popular street foods in Indonesian cities and villages alike. Travelling street vendors, either by carts or bikes are often frequenting residential areas in Indonesia, while bakso warung and humble tent food stalls are often sprung on street sides in Indonesian cities. Bakso came to international attention when the United States President Barack Obama remembered it as one of his favourite foods from his childhood in Indonesia, and mentioned it in his speech.
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This improved the pilot's forward view; a cut-out in the trailing edge of the upper wing aided his upward vision. At the rear, the T.1 had a conventional tailplane and elevators but there was no fixed fin, only a deep rudder which ran between and well below the elevators to the struts that also carried the tail skid. The main wheels were sprung on a pair of forward skids. In the nose a 25 hp (19 kW) inverted Y Anzani 3-cylinder engine drove a two-bladed propeller.
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The first series was brought initially to a minor Welsh audience by Meirion Davies of S4C in late 1993, complete with Welsh language titles and credits, and thereby less suitable for English language channels. Gogs sprung on to an international platform with the help of Colin Rose at the BBC, who had the show translated for an English-speaking audience and aired on BBC Two in the Christmas holidays of 1996. The Gogs did not use any language. This was a deliberate move by originators Siôn Jones and Deiniol Morris.
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The Frenchman had only pretended to betray his country, allowing the trap to be sprung on the hapless Spanish soldiers. The Spanish official was executed immediately afterward.Oman IV, 244-245 On 28 April, Marshal Louis Gabriel Suchet advanced from Lérida with the divisions of Jean Isidore Harispe and Bernard-Georges-François Frère. The French reached Reus on 2 May and pushed back the Spanish outpost line around Tarragona the next day. With his 4,500 men and the garrison troops, Courten could muster only 7,000 men for the city's defense.
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It had swept leading edges, square tips and carried elevators with a cut-out for rudder movement. The fixed tail surfaces were ply skinned and the control surfaces fabric covered. The Feiro I had a tailskid undercarriage with mainwheels apart and rubber sprung on a single axle, its ends supported by longitudinal V-struts and positioned laterally by a steel V-strut; all struts were from the lower fuselage longerons. The first flight was late in 1923 or in January 1924, though the exact date is not known.
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The fin was rounded, bearing a full, curved rudder which reached down to the keel and operated in an elevator cut-out. The H.34 had fixed, tailskid landing gear, with its mainwheels apart on an axle articulated in the centre. The outer ends of the axle were rubber sprung on V-struts from the lower longerons and its centre supported from a false axle. The first flight was made in 1924; though the date is unknown, it was flying by mid-September, taking part in the Auvergne aero-club national rally.
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The driveline comprised a dry multi-plate clutch, a four-speed gearbox and a one-piece propeller shaft, spinning inside a tube attached to the rear differential housing. At its open end, towards the gearbox, this tube forked out into two ends which, linked to the chassis, located the rear axle. The gearbox was positioned towards the middle of the chassis, almost underneath the driver, rather than in block with the engine—to which it was connected by a short prop shaft. Front and rear solid axles were sprung on longitudinal semi-elliptic leaf springs.
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The band members of Old Dominion are lead singer Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen on guitar and keyboard, Whit Sellers on drums, Geoff Sprung on bass, and Brad Tursi on guitar. The band was named Old Dominion in 2007. "Old Dominion" was chosen because it is a nickname for the state of Virginia, and four members of the group have links to Virginia. Ramsey and Sellers are both originally from the Roanoke Region of Virginia, and played on drumlines for their respective, rival high schools, James River High School and Lord Botetourt High School.
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The tail unit, constructed in a similar way to the wing, has a highly swept, near-rectangular fin with a high aspect ratio horizontal tail mounted on its top. Its rather angular rudder, on a backward-leaning hinge, is large. The BRO-23KR has very adaptable landing gear based on a landing skid sprung on five rubber blocks, which stretches nearly from the nose to just aft of the spar. The skid is wide enough to land on snow but can be fitted with a tyred wheel in summer.
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Fiona Taheny (born 16 July 1963), commonly known as Fiona O'Loughlin, is an Australian comedian living in Melbourne. O'Loughlin has made television performances on ABC TV's Spicks and Specks, and Network Ten's Rove Live, Good News Week, All Star Family Feud, The Project, Studio 10, Show Me the Movie! and Hughesy, We Have a Problem and a series of advertisements for Heinz soups."Look who the Alice has sprung on us" by Lenny Ann Low, The Sydney Morning Herald (11 December 2003) She has performed as a headline act in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
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Within minutes of getting into position they started hearing trucks coming down the road and continued to observe as 40 minutes later, a lone truck and one PAVN soldier also walked through the kill zone. Winecoff had not wanted the ambush sprung on one truck or soldier, realizing that eventually a bigger target would come down the road. At 02:30, the lights of eight trucks appeared, and as three trucks came into the kill zone the column of vehicles stopped. Not wanting to give away the ambush or their position Winecoff, set off the claymores and the ambush.
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The idea to film a performance for a DVD release was sprung on the band very suddenly during their 2008 European tour. Haughm was ill with pneumonia during the tour, and on the evening of the Belgian performance he was feeling particularly unwell. He described his state as like "a bad hangover complete with hallucinations" and that he was singing "with a throat that felt like it was on fire." The band contemplated canceling the performance but Haughm decided instead to "take it like a man and do it," and during the performance he hid his coughing behind his hair.
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However, legend has it that a fight developed between the Atikamekw and the Iroquois at this lake, and when the Atikamekw imitated an owl's cry, they sprung on the Iroquois and massacred them. Plan of the Indian Reserve at Coocoocache on the Saint Maurice River In 1851, the Government enacted the allotment of of land as reserves for the use and benefit of the "Indian" tribes residing in Lower Canada. Two years later, these lands were distributed among the Atikamekw, Algonquins, and Abenakis by John Rolph, Commissioner of Crown Lands. On August 9, 1853, the reserves, including Coucoucache, were approved by the Governor General in Council.
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The two beams were covered in smooth Alferium; behind the wing they were inverted, convex teardop-shaped in section and tapered to the tail. At the front, each had a Lorraine-Dietrich 12Db water-cooled 12-cylinder upright V-12 engine driving a two-blade propeller. The radiators were placed on both sides of the cowlings, and the fuel tanks were in the booms behind the engines, seen as a relatively safe place in case of attack. Each main wheel of the wide track, tailskid undercarriage was rubber-sprung on a V strut enclosed by a bulged and tapered continuous extension of the boom underside.
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As expected, Pie Man arrives, but as the trap is sprung on him, Pie Man escapes, though not before being shot in the arm. He also saves Marge from being trampled by the panicking crowd and steals a kiss from her, which causes Marge to become infatuated with Pie Man. Returning home and after prying the bullet out of his arm, Homer is exposed as the Pie Man by Lisa, who had suspected him to be the Pie Man after repeatedly getting his mail. Homer reveals his secret life in the "Pie Cave", which is just the basement, where Lisa pleads with Homer to stop his Pie Man persona before he gets more seriously hurt.
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Chegwin at the stage of the Ossett Town Hall, 1980s In the mid 1970s, Chegwin moved away from acting, becoming a household name presenting programmes such as Multi-Coloured Swap Shop (1976–82), Cheggers Plays Pop (1978–86) and, in the 1980s, Saturday Superstore. As Brown Sauce, he and Swap Shop co-presenters Noel Edmonds and Maggie Philbin released the pop single "I Wanna Be a Winner", which reached number 15 in January 1982, and a follow-up single as the Saucers called "Spring Has Sprung". On Swap Shop and Superstore, he was featured in outside broadcasts; on Swap Shop they were called Swaparama, appearing at outdoor venues around Britain, where he helped children swap their toys. On Superstore, Chegwin had a similar role.
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An easy going young man named Jack, a bit of a directionless 'lost-soul' and previous hedonistic 'wild-child' alcoholic (and unfortunate believer that most he's attempted in life he's failed at miserably) is attempting to, on this his seventh straight year of sobriety, straighten out his life once and for all by taking his relationship in a more serious direction with a proposal of marriage. He's living with his partner Camilla, an assertive aspiring young doctor who is pretty much the driving force (not to mention, main financial supporter) of their otherwise contented life together. And even though he lives in a house bought and paid for by Camilla's wealthy father, still Jack struggles to afford an engagement ring to go with the very proposal he's just sprung on his tearfully accepting now fiancée. Camilla not only jumps straight into reception planning, but having previously suffered a problematic miscarriage, pregnancy preoccupation and planning has shot to the top of her priorities list.
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